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Dear Mr. Berko: Since getting out of college in 2013, I’ve been working at Wal-Mart in Florida, making $9.40 an hour. My buddy works in an Apple Store, making $31

Dear Mr. Berko: I teach school and earn $44,000 a year. Florida’s retirement program is lousy. Fortunately, my husband, a long-haul trucker, unexpectedly inherited $287,000 from his daddy. We need

Fathers light the way for future generations to succeed By Arnie Rosenberg and Martin Lenkowsky Our May issue paid tribute to mothers who work with their offspring to create successful

Dear Mr. Berko: Our neighbor is an engineer. He’s a bright, well-read 76-year-old, and he’s nobody’s fool. He was telling us about a drug called metformin, which he says delays

Dear Mr. Berko: My wife and I are both seniors and have a $20,000 certificate of deposit coming due at Wells Fargo. We told the teller that we won’t renew

Three words that ensure your continued success By Stephen Garber You’re a successful leader. You’re making your way to the top, if you’re not already there. You are an expert

Thomas Buchar has a passion for helping rhinos and the region’s startup community By Kevin Gale In a region with a growing number of incubators and accelerators, Thomas Buchar and

Greenspoon Marder is targeting opportunities in the cannabis law field by opening three new offices and adding five attorneys. The firm announced June 6 that it is opening law offices

Businesses find lucrative markets and create supportive workplaces By Kevin Gale Figuring out where South Florida is in supporting lesbian, gay, bisexual and transgender inclusion can still be a challenge

Top recruiter tells what it takes for employers, candidates to find the right match By Kevin Gale Joe LoBello understands the challenge employers face in landing the right talent in

Genetic diagnostics, new drugs, pencil-sized proton beams are latest cutting-edge tools By Martin Lenkowsky Medical experts used to treat most cancers by focusing solely on the tumors themselves. But with

Broward College is launching a business accelerator at its downtown Fort Lauderdale campus on Las Olas Boulevard. The accelerator will be led by Don Cook, who was previously chief marketing